The Syrian-Egyptian Economic Forum

Damascus, Jan. 11 (SANA) The Syrian-Egyptian Economic Forum opened Sunday in Damascus, aiming to boost trade, investment, and the development of joint projects.

The event, organized by the Chambers of Commerce of both countries, brings together officials, business leaders, and economic institutions from Syria and Egypt to explore opportunities for economic cooperation as Syria enters the reconstruction phase.

Speaking at the opening, Syrian Chambers of Commerce President Alaa al-Ali described the forum as “a strategic step toward reconstruction and development across multiple sectors. Joint cooperation is a key driver of economic growth for Syria and Egypt in the coming phase.”

Source: SANA 

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